My first pick was this Simplicity pattern. I'd falling in love with this top when the last group of Simplicity's hit the drawer back in April.
I made View D |
My reasons?:
1. Two darned many pattern pieces for such a simple looking top (3 pieces for just the front of the thing - and two back pieces);
2. The project just took to much dat blamed time for what I am willing to put into a knit top;
Yes, that's a Wegman's Super Market shopping bag that I hauled all the way from Upstate New York. It holds my muslin fabrics. |
Don't know what the temperature got up to today, but as you can see every curl in my hair wilted. |
I made View B |
I got to swing around now to see what I can get stitched up tonight....
Very cute tops! You can never have enough tops.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have enough tops.
ReplyDeleteTrust me.
very cute!
Help yourself---you can't have enough cute tops! I love that fabric--I snagged a piece from Jo-Ann's too!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the green semi-camo and I wouldn't have looked twice at this pattern 'cause I'm so set against buying anything. But, yeah, that's a great top! I like the red and black top too but personally I'm bored with a cowl neck and no longer in a business environment where they just shine. You're cranking 'em out! Yay, Faye!
ReplyDeleteFunny post. I hear you on mega pattern pieces on a simple top. I love the look. Think it is worth it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness-I just picked up a piece of that same camo-like print today! For a top even! We share good taste!
ReplyDeleteWow! you had a very productive weekend. Great looking top.
ReplyDeleteOMG Linda - you are on a roll! I love the tops! I can't wait to see what you sew up next!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are on a roll! You can never have too many cute tops, and both of these are cute.
ReplyDeleteVery cute tops! I was just thinking that I was in need of some summer cute tops! Great work as always Faye!
ReplyDeleteGreat tops ! I agree with the others - you can never have too many ... and just as soon has I've got those darned pants done (and done well), I'm gonna start on some tops :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat tops and agree with the others you can never have too many.
ReplyDeleteSee, that first top has enough interesting stuff going on that I probably wouldn't classify it as a "simple knit top" in my mental file of patterns. And on you it is definitely worth the extra time and pieces! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for a cowl neck too. Their timeless and classy.
The cowl neck I just made is super easy. Try it!
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty. I'm impressed at the amount of sewing you've been doing. Also, you look like you've lost weight.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tops!! I love both fabrics...I sure missed those when I was in JoAnn's!!! I am a true believer that you NEVER have enough tops! Go for it!
ReplyDeleteGreat tops, I love the Y top and dress great choices for great fabric.
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